After The Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFGHIJI| Some day when trees have shed their leaves | A |
| And against the morning's white | B |
| The shivering birds beneath the eaves | A |
| Have sheltered for the night | B |
| We'll turn our faces southward love | C |
| Toward the summer isle | D |
| Where bamboos spire to shafted grove | E |
| And wide mouthed orchids smile | D |
| - | |
| And we will seek the quiet hill | F |
| Where towers the cotton tree | G |
| And leaps the laughing crystal rill | F |
| And works the droning bee | G |
| And we will build a cottage there | H |
| Beside an open glade | I |
| With black ribbed blue bells blowing near | J |
| And ferns that never fade | I |
Claude Mckay
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